The latest Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realms of Ruin DLC brings the Craven King and the Gaunt Summoner the to battlefield on 20 March.
Prepare to march into battle against the most malicious enemies again. The latest DLC for tactical adventure Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realms of Ruin is coming with two new heroes. Two new hero DLC will arrive on 20 March, unlocking Kurdoss Valentian and the Gaunt Summoner as paid additions to your armies. These two bring distinctly different playstyles from opposing factions and will allow players to try out a range of new tactics as they take on the unteamed lands ahead of them. Dropping as an add on to the base game, the new DLC will be available separately for £3.99/$4.99/€4.99, or together as part of a bundle for £6.99/$8.99/€8.99.
The Hero of the Ghur
Kurdoss Valentian, The Craven King, exerts his dire presence over the battlefields of Ghur to silence enemy squads and disrupt the command of foes. The ominous sight of The Craven King’s silently drifting throne in the ranks of the Nighthaunt signifies doom, as this heavy-hitting brawler wields the Sepulchral Sceptre to unleash death upon the enemy. Meanwhile the Gaunt Summoner allows players to embrace the twisted trickery of Tzeentch, raining devastation from afar and tearing through reality itself to unleash the fury of summoned daemons. Wielding powerful spells and arcane abilities, reshaping the battlefield to their whims and turning the tide of the conflict in their favour.
More Fun For Free
Not all the new features are going to cost you. The extensive quality of life improvements that are due to drop will introduce squad stances across old and new battlefronts. This includes new maps, a bunch of balance and better battlefield management systems. These should provide better nuance to how troops handle engagements and mean less wandering off and general micromanagement. The new stances include the ‘Engage’ stance and ‘Hold’ stance. Engage will allow units to automatically attack units within range, retreating to their position once the enemy has been dispatched, whilst the Hold stance fixes units to their position in a more defensive manner, ignoring engagements.
If you are interested in learning more about the new updates or haven’t even had a chance to experience the Age of Sigmar, then head over to the most recent livestream and find out what this new RTS brings to the iconic Warhammer universe on PC, PlayStation and Xbox.
